On February 7th, Benoit Anne, Managing Director of MFS Investment Management, said that the tariffs in the United States may have a wide-ranging impact on a variety of assets. Global stock markets have not yet factored in significant policy risks, and tariffs are expected to have a negative impact on stock prices. In terms of fixed income, the latest developments may further weaken the ability of the Federal Reserve to ease policy in the future, given that domestic prices in the United States may be affected by a one-time correction. In addition, energy producers and Midwestern refineries in Canada may face challenges from tariffs. Legal uncertainties, other regions may be affected, and government negotiations are also being closely watched. (Golden Ten Data APP)